That will be up to the TEC's spec, and also it has something related to the stuff you sent me to read early. For now, TEC1 in general has a dT of 60-70C if running in full efficiency. So, I will say, if it's 100% efficient on the TEC, the cold side should be still close to 27C (edited here, i misread your post, my previous post was wrong on calc as well, with i7 pumping 200W TDP, and TEC being 405 Qc, with hot side being 30, not 50, we might get sub zero). The actual number will all depends. You can certainly point out i am wrong on the answer, but on the other hand, it seems to me that after so many rounds of our discussion today, you are still trying to discredit ChillerZero, but before you do that, at least check his worklog from the other site, then you will know he also tried another TEC with higher Qc with 2 large HSF with heatpipes, later he gave up and went to phase change cooling.Originally Posted by Ultrasonic2
In addition, if you really want to prove CZ is wrong, setup your own rig with worklog like him, then we will see. I myself however, is planning to do some experiments on my own by year end, and that's why I called the TEC manufacturer. I also called a DC PSU manufacturer as well, and confirmed I can order a 24V 600W or 1000W PSU through one of its distributor. Also I found work shops that can do custom milling and laser cuts for my custom made water block. But this will all depend on my personal life, at this stage, I am not promising anything as PC cooling is just one of my hobby.
By the way, dude, this whole thing is not about CZ rig being legit or not, the problem is we had too much speculation on i7's TDP and no one really bother to find the real answer, and on some threads, some even questioned if Gabe's proposal is doable.
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